The Atrium at Navesink Harbor, a Springpoint retirement community in Red Bank, welcomes David T. Johnson as executive director. Johnson’s responsibilities will include overseeing daily operations as well as the services provided to The Atrium’s 100 residents. Additionally, he will provide leadership to a team of 118 employees.
Johnson has more than 38 years of senior living industry experience and served most recently as executive director/CEO of Stapely Hall, a senior community in Philadelphia.
Johnson is a licensed nursing home administrator and holds a Bachelor of Science degree in accounting and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English/secondary education from LaSalle University.
The Atrium at Navesink Harbor is a fullservice senior living community affiliated with Princeton-based Springpoint Senior Living. To learn more, visit www.atriumatnavesink.org.
The Curchin Group, a mid-sized, fullservice accounting firm based in Red Bank, has announced it has launched a new family business blog site at www.curchinfamilybusiness.com. The blog will share the firm’s Family Business Advisory Practice’s knowledge of issues specific to family businesses. The blog site is intended to serve as a resource, providing timely information, tips and strategies for building and sustaining family enterprises.
Celebrating more than 55 years in Monmouth County, the Curchin Group is a certified public accounting firm that helps small to mid-sized businesses, credit unions, nonprofits, families and individuals reach their financial goals by providing a broad range of assurance, tax and financial planning; outsourced accounting; business advisory; and litigation and valuation services.
Cafaro Greenleaf, Red Bank, has announced that Jamie D. Greenleaf, principal and lead consultant of the award-winning advisory firm to corporate and public retirement plans, was recently selected by the Allianz Global Investors Center for Behavioral Finance to participate in a program that results in designation as Certified Behavioral Finance Analyst.
The PlanSuccess audit that Greenleaf is certified to conduct is based on the behavioral finance principles defined in Prof. Shlomo Benartzi’s book, “Save More Tomorrow: Practical Behavioral Finance Solutions to Improve 401(k) Plans.”
The Investors Foundation, which provides supportive funding to nonprofit programs that enrich the communities served by Investors Bank, has announced a $2,500 grant award to The Arc of Monmouth, 1158 Wayside Road, Tinton Falls.
The Arc of Monmouth is a full-service outreach agency providing healthcare, vocational training, group home programs and other social services for approximately 1,400 people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The grant will support a program designed to help artistically talented adults with disabilities pursue employment opportunities that will make use of their creative abilities.
Working in collaboration with The Barn in Howell, The Arc will identify four individuals selected for their artistic ability and work with them to develop artwork and handcrafted items for sale. The Barn specializes in artisan-made furnishings, jewelry and other unique gifts.
For more information about The Arc of Monmouth, call 732-493-1919 or visit www.arcofmonmouth.org.